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Comment by Clarky posted on Ideas please !!! at 14/10/2007 - 22:02
Just have a look at the success Reuben and wintoid had over the past week selling their gear just by listing on the forum. It sold in no time.
Oh i noted you posted your thread twice. John frowns at such a practice
Oh i noted you posted your thread twice. John frowns at such a practice
Comment by Clarky posted on Ideas please !!! at 14/10/2007 - 21:43
Marshy
I just sold my K100D when i upgraded to the K10 i also included the DA 18-55 a sigma 100-300 DL (cheapy lens) and a pentax M 1.7 50mm it included all the manuals and cables and i got 350quid for the lot. Hope this helps
I just sold my K100D when i upgraded to the K10 i also included the DA 18-55 a sigma 100-300 DL (cheapy lens) and a pentax M 1.7 50mm it included all the manuals and cables and i got 350quid for the lot. Hope this helps
Comment by Clarky posted on Ideas please !!! at 14/10/2007 - 21:32
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Thanks for the comments folks
1 - is somewhat soft - I Don't think the focus was on the tree, I think it's more a case of the tree got more benefit from sharpening in PP. he whole shot was pretty soft, and due to the tree had an awful green tinge to it. I've been shooting in RAW since Cloning for the scratch is something I've not tried before, I'll have to give it a shot
2 - Was shot in RAW, and I think I lifted the exposure a little... A little too much by the sounds of it!
3 has a few different names... Over here the're 'Bobtails', Hadn't heard it before we got to WA. Back 'home' in SA the're 'Sleepys' or 'stumpies' and seems like in NSW the're 'shinglebacks'. Every other state probably has their own name too (He's not a bluetounge, though they do have blue tounges!)
Shinglebacks are related to the bluetongue species. We also call them stumpies in NSW Thanks for the comments folks
1 - is somewhat soft - I Don't think the focus was on the tree, I think it's more a case of the tree got more benefit from sharpening in PP. he whole shot was pretty soft, and due to the tree had an awful green tinge to it. I've been shooting in RAW since Cloning for the scratch is something I've not tried before, I'll have to give it a shot
2 - Was shot in RAW, and I think I lifted the exposure a little... A little too much by the sounds of it!
3 has a few different names... Over here the're 'Bobtails', Hadn't heard it before we got to WA. Back 'home' in SA the're 'Sleepys' or 'stumpies' and seems like in NSW the're 'shinglebacks'. Every other state probably has their own name too (He's not a bluetounge, though they do have blue tounges!)
Comment by Clarky posted on K10Ds' first week. at 15/10/2007 - 23:31
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Wise guy Clarky wrote:
Interesting, it looks just like a scratch to me. I'd never have guessed it was anything potentially more serious. Quote:
1: My eye goes straight to the scratch on the girls arm. You might clone it out. Also, when people are the main subject, the eye(s) should be in focus.
2: Nice composition but overexposed.
3: My kinda pic. What is it?
Its either a Blue tongue or a shingleback if i am not mistaken 1: My eye goes straight to the scratch on the girls arm. You might clone it out. Also, when people are the main subject, the eye(s) should be in focus.
2: Nice composition but overexposed.
3: My kinda pic. What is it?
Comment by Clarky posted on K10Ds' first week. at 15/10/2007 - 12:30
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1: My eye goes straight to the scratch on the girls arm. You might clone it out. Also, when people are the main subject, the eye(s) should be in focus.
2: Nice composition but overexposed.
3: My kinda pic. What is it?
Its either a Blue tongue or a shingleback if i am not mistaken 1: My eye goes straight to the scratch on the girls arm. You might clone it out. Also, when people are the main subject, the eye(s) should be in focus.
2: Nice composition but overexposed.
3: My kinda pic. What is it?
Comment by Clarky posted on K10Ds' first week. at 15/10/2007 - 11:06
Welcome to the forum Pup its good to see another Aussie here.
It looks like it was a very bright sunny day when you took those shots. No. 2 is a bit over exposed.
You will pick up a lot of tips here. There are a number of knowledgable and friendly members here so don't be afraid to ask.
It looks like it was a very bright sunny day when you took those shots. No. 2 is a bit over exposed.
You will pick up a lot of tips here. There are a number of knowledgable and friendly members here so don't be afraid to ask.
Comment by Clarky posted on K10Ds' first week. at 14/10/2007 - 12:53
What does everyone think about adding a QUICK LINKS Heading into the gallery section of the menu page. People can then add useful links into it for quick referencing. Stan And Boz's sites come to mind. Matts very useful Flash guide and Silkypix walk throughs can also be stored there. :
Comment by Clarky posted on Quick links at 13/10/2007 - 23:03
Yes it was on the outside
Its a wolf spider
Its a wolf spider
Comment by Clarky posted on Spider Pic at 15/10/2007 - 14:53
He was on my kitchen window flyscreen and i was looking up slightly to get the shot. An i wasn't about to ask him too move
Comment by Clarky posted on Spider Pic at 14/10/2007 - 22:11
Can i post on here ??
Some forums do not allow it ??
Thanks